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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16
Vesper Locals.

The usual stirring village, has its
happenings the same as other places.
On Thursday night, or rather Friday
morning, at about 2o'clock, number
of the inhabitants were aroused from
their morning slumbers by the furious
driving and shouting of some of the
young men who had been out for lark.
In the forenoon of the next day it was
rumored around that Geo. Ratelle who
is running livery stable at this place
was badly hurt from runaway, having
his jaw broken and teeth knocked out.
Duncan Mcdonald, a carpenter, had
some of his ribs fractured and Mr..
Carton, boiler maker, had his arm
broken and shoulder dislocated. DIR.
Robinson was summoned to attend to
the wants of the sufferers, who it is
hoped viii take warning and desist
from fast driving in the dark
Sherry & Co.'S saw, planning, lath and
single mills are running in full
blast. Shipments of lumber, timber,
shingles. lath, &C., are lively. The
company are running their traio of cars
four trips daily, thereby feeG ng the
hungry saws, and keeping up heir us
ual supply of building material.
OBSERVER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16
A Woman Member.

VIII you not, in the interest of women
please agitate and re-agitate the question
of women member? | do not mean a
member of women, but member of
clothes, sewer-on of buttons, ETC., who
making this a speciality, might support
herself, and greatly relieve over-bur-
dened brain and hard workers among
women. She could have her times and
seasons appointed for each family or
individual, and charge each one SO
moderately, and do the work so well,
that she would soon become perman-
ent and most beneficient institution.
| am going to see at my earliest
leisure, If we cannot start this enterprise
in my own town. Woman warts bread
as well as the ballot, and whenever she
gets one of these she has taken step
toward the other.
FRANCES E. WILLARD.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

Lorraine, D. IT,

Lorraine, d. T., I
June 9Th, 1887. !
EDITOR Reconnaissance [ wrote nv
last letter to the REPORTER / have been
over In the Eastern part of the county
1T looks great deal different there,
more rolling and not SO level. Here the
hills and raises take the place of trees
to some extent.
The Manitoba road has passed through
here and doomed 1T up. good and the
country around gives it good solid
foundation.
The crops here are looking first
class with a good prospect for large
crop this fall. The farmers here have
in from 100 to 600 acres in crops this
year all of which have been broke up
within four years. One year ago this
time, on the East side of the Jim river,
there was but one building, that of the
squatter, and now there is village of
about 800 inhabitants and good build
ings.
took a trip up into the hills also,
which are very stony and the gulches
and ravines of which were quite heavily
tlmbered four years ago but now have
been nearly all cut and sold off, but it is
growing up the second time quite
rapidly
The hills show signs of numerous
Indians some time past, but have all
been driven away. There is battle
field about twelve miles North of here
which | shall try to visit at some future
time.
The crops here are looking better now
on account of our recent rain but are
very dry yet, but not near as bad as
Fred Davis reports them in the North
ern part of the territory.
Yours Truly,
N TT ROBINSON
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE. The
Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bru-
Uses, Sores, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay requir-
ed. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For Sale By
W. L.. Wood & Co. may10y1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

L. A. Houston will visit his old home
at Pittsville next week. Reports comes
from there that there are iron indica-
lions on his farm, but Grandpa Houston
does not believe that the mineral exists
in paying quantities.-[Medford Star &
News
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

1t is as natural for man to gamble as
it is to breath, and the majority of them
indulge the habit from the time they
play marbles "for keeps" as children
through the varied stages of euchre
seven-up, draw" "stud" and faro
until in an unguarded moment they
buy wheat. Then they quit because il
leaves them nothing to gamble with.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16
TOMA1 WIZ.

Inc new town OF TOMAHAWk is situated on the Lake
Superior extension of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway at the junction of the Wisconsin, Tomalawk and
Some rivers "a miles north of the city of Merrill at the
center of the great pine and lumber interests of Northern
Wisconsin,
Very extensive Improvements being made by
unlimited boom al F' 'Ni'n WIZ
dto
n nral ""se'
4
the Lake
be completed in SNteiio' VIZ
The within
extend their there thus making Tomahaw
Ito
one-hl1 at my office IN Milwaukee from Wednesday,
The other half of the lots the
WIS., Monday Tuesday,
day and Thursday June ~
ned O.
HENRY @. PAY NE.
424 Broadway, Milwaukee,
For the Tomahawk and BoomC ompa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

If you need a new chimney, we'll
thing, or drainage pipe call at the
REPORTER Office and see samples and get
prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16
Wood Go. Lands.
FOR SALE,

The undersigned is owner or agent
for the following described lands,
which are offered for sale at reasonable
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

Lawyer w. III. Flett recovered judge
ment for VIM. Stafford, of this city
against J. McGrath, of Grand Rapids,
for tract of land in Wood County and
about 81 200 in money. The decision
was rendered at Oshkosh on juno 3.
Mr.. Flett returned from there last
Friday Merrill Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-16

Miss J. E. Wright, L. L. B., the only
woman in this years class at the Boston
University law school, graduated CUM
LAUDE, and was heartily cheered by the
great audience when she stepped for
ward to take her well-earned diploma.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

CsHERIrr'B sALE-HY vIHTUEOr A
rccied, viii bs exposed 70 public sale ~ 70,
Padperx, In the city. huadred and county O
Nev Csstis. and state Of Delaware,
ON FaIDAY.
THE 2sra DAY DHJAHUARY, 1851,
Al 10 o'clock .. m.
The following described real estats, Wis:
All that certain three pisoss or lets o.
Hand. Situate, lying and beng IN he1 Lion
Hundred, New Castle q, unity and Stais o.
uelA war;, boanded and described a. toiiows
No. / A tract Of land Cd joining lands Of
Thomas Jamiscn and Thomas CiAYt. con
tanning ~ acres more or less.
No. 3. A tract Of land adjoining lands Of
Thomas U. hoimss and The dsvisses Of
ing 81 acres, more or less.
No. 4. A lot Of land situate At the corner
Of the public road leading from Ned Lion
to NJ. Georges st the Intersection Of the ROAD
leading nom Uerrickeon's corner and I'd.
Joining lands Of tho dsvissss Of Thomas
Ulay ton, deceased, eontai ainT one acre
more or less, containing in the aggregate
% acres more less. with Q frame house and
stable and other buildings thereon erected.
Seisea and takon In execution - the
property OF william Jcnes, Theodore Jones'
adj Illustrator william Jones, dscsased,
nd sarah J. Jones, Surviving mortgAgor
and I. t., and TO be sold by
0lLtS Lam BISON, sheriff.
sherifi's once, Wilmington. January 9,
1857. il3-eod u
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There vas quite large audience
Ir,esent at the Academy VI Music last
evening TO witness the wondenful per.
furmance Of PROF. Kellar. Among
these who accepted the invitation 1, 20
up ON the stage during the cabinet
mantfet tstiops was Q member OF the
Levy Court, who had fully made up
his mind 10 expose the tricks ns soon
as he discovered them, but unfortu-
nately for the audierce, he failed to see
how they were done, and Is now firmly
convinced that Kellar 10 In league
with the evil one. The performance
will be repeated this evening, IAod TO-
morrow afternoon there will be q
matinee for the accom- mediation OF
ad les and children. No one should
fail TO see Kellar, a. he Is certainly the
most wonderful magician OF the age
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hbRR HART,
1EE n. Y. oLoTHING MFG. co..
No. 3l6 Market Street.

4. n RIFF y SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Nenditioni' xponas 10 me directed,
wii' be exposed to public na'e, ut the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth ar d
Eleventh streets. IN the cAty VI Wilmington
New Oastie County, Bel,
ON THURSDAY,
TIE ETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1857,
Alta o'clock p. m,
Tho How ing described real ta:e viz:
A lot Of land situate Ia tho city Of Will
ming ton, New CaEtle County and STATE Of
elawsre, bounded ana described as fol.
lows, 10 wit:
Beginning at C. point on the soutb.rly side
81 Lley nh street At the distances of 49, feet
ron the westerly sifo OF Lincoln e.. thence
soutntrlg parallel 10 LiDco d street loO feet
TO a staxo, thence westerly pIrsllel 70
Eleventh street 20 iect to a sake, thence
NORTH cry pa ralleI 10 h-st mentioned line
and Lincoln street 100 feet to Tho said south
| erly side Of Eleventh street, ard thrn 30
thereby eGs'erl, 20 feet 70 the pace OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken in execution az the
property OF j mos q. iva idsil and TO be
told by GILES LAMBSUN. sheriff.
sheriff. Ctice, WILMINGTON January 8,
1887. Il3-eoc-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Thomas Jaquette, Newark; Alfred Zig
Gius, Fort Penn; n. b. l.. wfthefs,
Wilmington; Mrs. Florence T. Boss,
Mc()lellAndsviils; Annette Harvey,
ELK ton, Md Emile Japvier, McDon-
|oueh; NJ. Il. II. Jacobs, william N
Johns, Newport; 8. LORNA Garrett
IHtrickersville. Pa. Mrs. L. B. Pratt
Kirkwood; Herman Bessy, Odessa
Rebsoca Ohurchmnn, Stanton; I.orstts
MAcklem, Mermaid; Mrs. 9. I. Lam
born, Ashland; Albert 8. Taylor Dela
ware City; Sarah Dickinson. Bsncrofr's
Sallie Lamb, Newars; James Val
1 Arsdale, New Castle; Geo. gle Arnold
rhos. Romano, MeCleIlandsville; A Tired
10. Palmer, Chrtstiana; H. B. Groves
Cooch's Bridge; j. O. Fisher, j. r.
whiteman, Grubb's; Kettle X Wilson,
81. Georges; Lizzie Parker, Stanton
Annie Lynch, vinie Lynch, Mt. Pleas
ant; 9. j. Roop, and Julia NJ BouldeD,
Mary K Shaw, George T. Hildebrand
Sailie Pickles, Emma Hamilton, Sallis
May, Maud CooismAn, Virginia Van
Iderslice, Kate E. Cam berlain, A. Addit
Shippers, Mary Il. Regain and Anna II
Regsn Of this city; Rachel 8. Bigger
and Lizzie Bigger Of Newark.
Auie morning. . ScbelCn oi tue Aescl
er's Institute convened Mt . o'clock
with IN attendance that lied the par
quet and o part OF the dress circle. The
minutes Of yesterdsy's session were
read. after which Prof. Alexander X.
Frye continued mis- lecture on "PLysi
cal Geography" and gave some very
interesting illustrations on the effect OF
air currents on the ocean and other
large bodies Of water. He was 70 lowed
by Superintendent Thomas NJ. Balliet
| OF Reading, Pa, who spoke on The
"Cultore OF Feeling"
DR.. A. N. RAub OF Newark, Del. leo
tured on Grammar" and City Super
Iintendent ID. W. Fl arlan on applied
Psychology" In concluding his re
| marks be said that 1t depended on the
audience this evening whether the Ia
siitute would be held here again or not,
and tina: while he thought this city was
the proper place TO bold II the State Su
|perintepdent did not feel ike doing
IL at u losF. He also said that all the
'ciiy and county teachers had taken
course tics cts and he hoped the public
would show their appreciation this
evening by filing tho house The seq.
zion then adj urued until this after
noon, with singing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
Fine Uattlc.

Joseph aud James Martin, tLs frst
named 81 sails Nos 70 aud 50, and the
latter ct Nos. 80 sod so. TDlrd street
market, recently purchased twelve
steers OF Samuel etarplets. OF Mill
Greek Hur dred, which are hyperion 70
any rha. nave been brcughtto Ihis ~ OF
ket for long time. These cattle were
rais.d and fed by Ar sharpless, and
although they are bat three years old,
weigh an average OF 1870 pounds each.
The Messrs. Martin slnug htezed tho first
lot OF them yesterday, and they think
the beef ia rather ahead OF any other in
the market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
Thanks 10 tl.s Firslnsn.

This following letter has been received
By Chief Engineer Sweeney from Mayor
5sdler Of Delaware City:
"Encloshd please ind check for 500
from the. citizsps Of Delaware City as q
small token OF their sppre citation Of the
valuable st rvtces rendered by you and
your Gremeu ut our late frs."
Tho chief wishes, on behalf Of the
lremen, to return their thanks for the
Gift, end also for the very handsome
manner they were treated while there.
Tale IN oney will he divided among the
Fame and Washington compa ries, they
being the ones sent 10 the Gre.
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RAnk Onioars Elenteh-

Ike following officers were elected b,
the directors OF the Nsiicual Banks Ii
THE city yesterday:
First National Bant-Elwari Bats
president; George ID. Armstrong, secre
tary; George d. Armstrong, cashier; p
T. K. Smith, paying teller; Henri,
Bush, receiving teller; Oscar Gou
ert. tiscouut cleik; l.. w. Pormau
bookkeeroT; w. P. Morrison, clelb
Robert Adair, messenger.
Central Nation al Bank-Ssm uel Nc
Clary, Jr., PRESIDENT; John Peoples
secretary AMI cashier; fl r. Rumiord
teller; Philip q Churchman, discoun
clerk; George r. Baird, messenger.
Union National Bsnk-V c,or Du
Pont, president; William N. Oar by
secretary; John IL. DANNY, cashier
Frank @. Carpenter. paying teller; Il
Frank 6hSrpley, resolving ieliei; Geo
II, Robin site, sccountan William
Bdiz, messenger
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Doe,

Several bands OF gypsif. MS
cd near Grecnbank, ,sua, :
usfing horses, etc.
A horse belonging to the gir
Transfer Company died s1l..r
tsrdsy morning, makiuf ID. Z
have lost within y short pef1
Mrs. Gamble, Nc. III TsI
street, 10 selling no'loss TN
&c below cost In o!ltt 70 a
aces.
eimms' Composite PSv.l
Liver Pills are excellent nEs
headache and pulmonary oozi
Let those who are sfil cted ~
they wish relief at Title EFT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Matthew Spence, ic'n,'i {
city, hut now OF Brook Z, ) u
here last Saturday 10 vla
friends. He started on Tam
Baltimore ard WAsh u9'ltI.i
turn home to-morr0E sttrm
Spence says that baslnts. "
Brooklyn and that be hass.S
he can do. lie was foims'IIlS
OF Smy tn Post, G. A. l., bafi
removal has ccunecis1 b MEL
Post in Brooklyn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
From I0a East 9TH street
NO. Al KING ST.

10 houskkEEPERs:-Our goods are all
fresh and firet.clase. soedIese chayrtsa a.,
can- cents can; On cans OF dalelou, An.
PIC sauce, cents can; beans and Oaii.
iornia peas are only ceots q quart, A iot
OF scot IN cups and saucers; Tho cups are
hded Wild Ioiiy, at Is cents for a cup and
= neer; others sail them for 25 cents, Ladies
ctiiee went up this week with rush. ana
There will be no more haap o. lss for sons
limo. Our tpeeiaities this week are hams
and goo1 buster. We have the yhitest n INV
-nd sugar and the best tea and coffee In hi /
at 10 cents pound, and coinsh ONLY a n an
In 100 pounds; soap, 7 bars Tor rs cents, vash
boards 10 cents. Ladies, this is Q great ,ale
and don { forget we are he,dauartsrs 10,
good potatoes, at i02 East Fifth street,
l'3 ot' I. nj. WEIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

AZ James FitzpaIri1k vas
on Thursday morning il AI'
rsiie q girder that v elst' ID
tons At the nev brids bans 9
the Newark and Pomereg ~
Lauden berg, the crane c. ceiri
: hen the eirder fell, cru'Llas
death. He resided al Pic 9.iT..
aud leaves q vie and i've g,
deplore his untimtly 81 d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14


TIL atTu DAY or JANUARY, 1881,
At tho hotel late q Oliver n. Parry, de.
ceased, in BrAndywinc Humid red, aforesaid
at II o'ciocz NJ :, all Of the estate, right, and
interest OF william h. Parry, Uliver. ~
Parry. M annie e Parry, ant uda y, Parry,
In and 70 all OF the following deseribc1
tracts OF land. via:
No. /. With az story stone mansian
spring house, stone Darn, Huf1clent 70 stable
eeal OF cattle, and other buildings thereon
erected, situated Ga tho cafteIiy side OF tie
Consord turnpike, and adjoining lands oi
John y. Berry Thomas l.. 1alloy, and tract
NO 2, hereinafter de crlttd, oontEiniug 10
and Jos perchts OF land more or less.
No. Situated on the said SIDE Of the
concord tursPike, aud ldlolning tract No.
l, In nds Of thomas l.. IAileY, and the haa
| tnaa's creek road, continuing "a acres OF
| and, mcre or less. with about 10 acres Of
good timber thereon, and well watored.
No. z. With large 3 story stone hotel
(tnown as Parry's Ho,ei, with wide piszias
| on all sides thereon, and abundance Of shade
| trees snfrouutirg tho same; stone barn suf.
/ ncient to rts bic 30 head Of stock; Wagon
house, MIX house, chicken house and gran
merry; also - three story frame double tene-
u ant house, with other buiidirgI thereon
crectcd. we'll supplied with good water;
situated on tho easscriy side Of the Con
cord turppike. ABOUT nj os from the city
OF Wilmington, ~ milct from Granogne
station, on the ". n N. X. H.. aud u fleB
from Brandyvine summit, on tho p. g. u.
10. X. X. adjoining the Esamans Greek
road, lands Of James A. u. Perkins. ard
tract Ne. I hereinafter described, containing
II acres OF land, more or less, with a fne or
chard OF cherries, spples, pears, and other
fruit trees In bcsrir q, thereon.
No 4. Situated on the said side OF tn
Concord Turnpike md adjoining tract No
z, lands Of said James A. Is. Perkins and
Curtis ralley, containing 20 acrss and l2g
perches of land, more or les, with good
stream Of water thereon.
No. 8. A valuable NH properly, with a 2
n story frame Mansion house, 3 st1ry Griti
slill with good vSter power run Of burrg
and improved machinery In complete order
thereon erected, Fitusted on tho line OF the
Bis u X near Carrcross station, about Q
miles from the city OF wilmington. and
bounded by Shcllpot Greek, lands 4 las
Paschsil. John Almond ard others, con In
ing alb ut ~ acres OF land, with plen,y OF
fruit trees thereon.
All OF the above tracts Of land are under a
high state Of cultivation and convenient 10
markets, schools. and places OF pub &c aof.
ship Terms Of sale made known at day OF
sale by
BENJAMIN EiLJ4DS TRUSTEE
AT tho save time and place VIII be soij All
OF the estate, right, and Interest OF Mars
Parry, Cordelia NJ heyes and Ihouns L.
Parry, IL and TO all ofths above nentS1cd
landb and promises, so that the putch asef or
purchasers thereof will take the samc IA ieo
simple, clear Of all li,ps and incumbrancee
whatsoever.
MANY PARRY,
CDBii1iA M HEWES,
THOMAS l.. PARkY:
l. " STIDHAs y son, Euc.iCaeers.
i.h-osi.ctw2.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14


Tho master plumber. aad ,xI
Of this city hsld o mee'lu, q, i,
day evening and efieeitd 4, =
tion for the benent OF Al rs,
tho occupation. The 'oios,,.
officers elected +: Pre,lden
Gawthrop; Woe President. I'll
kins Second Vice PresAe,, n
BfiAon; Treasurer, Nexiis g,,|
Secretary, Walter @. Jcbs, n
At Arms. Michael Wata. n
branch OF the order u nrs
oers Of the United STAT I'D
collation. intends to secure al
mediately, where aprrerllgt h
trade may meet each eve.lt,tl
intercourse and instiuc, Lon. n
also contemplated Ito give III
lectures daring the wine, uryI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Great complaint Is INSIDE /.
lamps In the different St''on I,
city have not been proptrig ~
some time back. TIE rehldthN
rb ird street particularly a9p 'i
neglect. The contractors CIV, ,
after the matter n they DO pC' :. :
jections to DO filed aRaiIs' 'l'F
OF their bills by Council.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

NEW YORK, Jan l3.-Uoal is so SCARCE
il Brooklyn TINT most Of .he ANAL fac
tories will be fclC.d to it1p WORK IN a
day or two and lay OF Their men. Coal
dealers reiuse TO sel.in largo Quantities,
even when offered 81 ton. Some fac
tor'es have be, un TO uee crude petrc-
lerm, conducting IL from the tank to
their furnaces 10 pipes 30 busnert under
their boil IRE. u eau 10 turned OFF In a
moments notice. There Ia q saving OF
several per csuJ. by the nee of oil.
Tho Unitc5 states Circuit Court FOR
the Dlstr!c. OF New Jorscy to day made
An order on application of the Central
Railroad Company, authorizing o for
mai warning TO the strikers that inter
ference with the oompany's property
which "a In custody OF tho court, wi.
be punished for contempt Of is author
ity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14

Thomas Hlnesley, an cid gray head.
ell, feeble man, who is scarcely able TO
walk, came To police etsgi about noon
to-day AID complained that his son
Thomas was drulk ana mAahing the
windows Out o. hiB house ~ No. 500
Button wood street. Constable Dillin,
who happened TO be Ia the office, took
him 10 Squire Bertole,te, who .e.ued o
warrant for the undutiful son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
Attic opera House.

John 7. Raymond, tie well known
aud justly celebrated actor, will appear
at the Opera House tomorrow night In
his new play, 'TLe Woman Halter. "
MI Raymond 10 we'll known in this
city az one OF the best actors in his line
now before the public. and this farcical
comedy IL said TO excel In humor any OF
the plays In which he has heretofore
appeared. He will be supported by nj
excellent company, among which IL
Helen Tracy ho is well and favorably
known in this citv.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-14
Rtfteu by 1. Deg

As James Scott, a youth 81, II II
was engaged sleddiDg on l'rI |,
dywine Springs. on Weines.n.,'
deg belonging to Mr.. Iuis ~,
upon him and BIT him q'''leiV h,
proceeded 10 the houtc O.
Mrs. Kate Lang, when It v. !,
best to call In DIR Ctana'e'
piled the proper remedies